Mapping of landslide susceptibility using analytical hierarchy process on the example of the right bank of the Kaniv Reservoir
Tetiana Orlenko,
Olga Sedlerova,
Mykola Lybskyi
et al.
Abstract:The study of landslide-prone areas requires the analysis of a large amount of objective data, products of remote sensing data processing (spatial images, digital terrain elevation data and analytical data on calculated indices), analytical maps based on field measurements. All these data make it possible to objectively and more accurately characterize the studied territory. It is important, based on the results of the assessment, to get a conclusion about favorable, unfavorable and dangerous areas. The result … Show more
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